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NM GOP spouts about spending ELECTION 2010 by Ruben Hamming-Green rhamminggreen@gmail.com
During the Republican candidate forum last week, the message was clear: Our systems are in debt, and uncontrolled government spending is the culprit. “Almost 25 percent of all people that work (in New Mexico) ... are public employees. If you look at the national average, it’s more like 15 percent,” lieutenant governor candidate John Sanchez said. “I hope that one of the first things Susana Martinez does as the next governor is to fire every single appointee by Bill Richardson.” Sanchez was one of three republican candidates who spoke at Thursday’s forum hosted by the UNM Conservative Republicans. Tom Mullins, district three congressional candidate, and Antoinette Baca, candidate for state house district 21 seat, also participated. Each candidate suggested that tax cuts for businesses and smaller government were solutions to solving the state’s economic woes. “The Democrats’ answer to these problems is to continue to raise taxes, to penalize businesses and to continue to spend wildly,” Sanchez said. “We can’t continue to tax New Mexico into success. We must create private sector jobs.” The candidates also discussed government funding for education. Mullins said the government should play less of a role in education, and families should play more of a role. “The Constitution of the United States is not involved in the higher education aspect, or the high school and elementary school level of education in this
country,” Mullins said. “When we have a problem in education, I don’t think it relates to dollars; it relates to parenting.” Mullins said students need to achieve certain goals before advancing to higher grades. “I think we need to ensure that our children read by the thirdgrade level, and if they don’t read by the third grade, they shouldn’t be pushed beyond that point,” Mullins said. Sanchez said state education expectations should be raised. “From the state’s perspective, we need to end this culture of low expectations,” Sanchez said. “Let’s be real. There are some people who are not going to go to college, and we need to identify who those children are and find out what traits and talents they may possess so that we can prepare those kids for jobs.” The candidates also slammed government services like the Environmental Protection Agency for bloating the deficit. Mullins said the agency should have less power. “I’d like to see the EPA reined in. I think they’ve gone too far and I think the National Environmental Policy Act is being interpreted as the ‘national environmental protection act,’” Mullins said. “We need to get back to allowing our businesses to function, specifically in oil and gas.” Mullins, a petroleum engineer, said global warming was being overplayed and the Cap and Trade bill would also increase the nation’s deficit. “The carbon dioxide that comes out of your mouth is not a pollutant. In my opinion, it’s plant food,” Mullins said. “The Cap and Trade bill, if it goes through, is equivalent on a cost basis to all existing environmental legislation.” Sanchez said the energy industry, particularly oil and gas, would see GOP Forum page 5
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Emma Difani / Daily Lobo UNM head football coach Mike Locksley shouts from the sidelines at University Stadium during the Lobos 52-17 loss to Texas Tech on Saturday. See back page for game coverage, and check out a football photo gallery at DailyLobo.com.
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Gabbi Campos/ Daily Lobo Police arrive on the scene after the Rail Runner ran into an abandoned car on the train tracks near Paseo and 2nd street. The train was returning from the burning of Zozobra early Friday morning. See page 2.
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A New Mexico law that allows for undocumented immigrants to receive state-issued driver’s licenses has come under fire with bipartisan support to reverse the law. The state legislature will make a decision about the policy at its upcoming session. Donald Gluck, president of UNM College Republicans, said allowing illegal immigrants to have a state-issued identification card is a national security issue. He said the policy also puts elections at risk
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because voter registration is often completed when someone receives a driver’s license. “The prime means of identification during airport screening is the driver’s license,” Gluck said. “Airport security personnel cannot tell if a person with a New Mexico license is a U.S. citizen or a foreign national. This is important information needed to make security assessments.” Brent A. Wilkes, national executive director of the League of United Latin American Citizens, said policymakers should be focused instead on how the law protects citizens.
“If (immigrants) are not allowed to get a license, they may still have to drive to get to work, especially in a state like New Mexico that doesn’t have a lot of public transportation,” Wilkes said. “So what do they do? They drive without a license. That’s not good for anybody.” Wilkes continued: “The real victims here are the ones who are pushing the laws: the people who get into an accident with someone without insurance or someone who leaves the scene of an accident. And a direct consequence of whether (immigrants) are see Immigration page 5
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Vanessa Sanchez / Daily Lobo Visitors capture the final moments with their cameras before the Zozobra is set ablaze. The 50-foot cloth marionette is stuffed with wood, wire, poultry netting, nails, screws, pulleys, plywood and shredded paper among other things.
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LAST WEEK’S POLL RESULTS: In a 72-0 loss to No. 11 Oregon that resembled scoring you might see in a basketball game, head coach Mike Locksley and the UNM football team are not gaining new fans. What should be done about the Lobo football program? Nothing should be done. It was Oregon, and Locksley and the team 2% shouldn’t be judged by one game. Let’s continue to support the program 11% through thick and thin. Fire Locksley and bring back former 29% head coach Rocky Long. Use the football field to start a 58% sustainable garden area instead. (out of 83 responses)
THIS WEEK’S POLL: Has America become more racist? Yes, we have new measures that prevent immigration through amped-up border security and discriminatory legislation. Yes, examples of racism are just less easy to spot than before the Civil Rights Movement. No, America still allows others from countries outside the U.S. to request citizenship and has long considered diversity part of its identity. No, we embrace equality and tolerance and have provided more resources for immigrants than any other country in the world.
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LETTER Surname double standard borders on discrimination Editor, Consider the following real comment on a written assignment given by a professor to a student with a Hispanic last name: “Is English a second language for you? You might consider going to the writing lab in CAPS — mostly to work on sentence structure. Otherwise [sic] you communicate well.” A question for your readers: With my Irish last name, would I have received the same comment? Kate Rooney UNM student
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“Likely whoever gave it to you did not even know they had it when they kissed you or rubbed their face on you.”
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Dear Dr Peg, What is the fastest way to get rid of a cold sore when it is already on your lip? Please help. My social life is suffering and my boyfriend threatened to cheat. Dear Sufferer, If your boyfriend is threatening to cheat because he has to stay away from your mouth for a few days, he needs a chill pill at the very least. For you, an antiviral pill or a special ointment. If you come in to Student Health and Counseling (SHAC), we can give you a prescription for Acyclovir or Valcyclovir
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pills to take at the first sign of an outbreak. They will decrease the duration and severity of your cold sore outbreak. There are also prescription antiviral ointments, and several over-the-counter products as well. I will get into specifics below but first a little background. Your cold sore is caused by the herpes simplex virus, most likely Type I. About three quarters of the people in the world have this virus. You get it from having direct contact with someone else who has it. Many of us catch it when we’re kids, from other kids or affectionate adults. Likely whoever gave it to you did not even know they had it when they kissed you or rubbed their face on you. If someone has the herpes virus, they can pass it along even if they don’t have an active sore at the time. Once you have caught this virus, it hangs out in the nerve roots in your spine. You might get a sore, you might not. You might get only one in your life, or you might get them frequently. Especially during times of stress, illness, or injury, the herpes virus gets agitated and comes to the surface, creating the redand-yellow crusty monster you have now. Sometimes you get a hint that it is about to erupt, like a tingly sensation or numbness in the area. The cold sores tend to come back in the same place time after time. If you can catch it in that prodrome stage, when you’re feeling the tingles
but don’t yet have the monster, start taking your favorite antiviral medication and continue for five days. Or choose a topical product. Docosanol is an over-the-counter cream approved for cold sores, and there are several other topical products available that dry and numb a cold sore. Come to the SHAC pharmacy and ask. If you prefer more natural medicines, you might try a lemon balm ointment, a sage and rhubarb cream or lysine. Lysine can be taken orally for prevention, or applied topically for treatment. Find these products where herbal medicines are sold, like The Herb Store or La Montanita Coop, both in Nob Hill. Even if you do absolutely nothing, a cold sore will clear on its own in about a week. If that is too long for your boyfriend to tolerate, I recommend he contact the psych department and register for Patience 101. Peggy Spencer is a board-certified family physician. She has been a UNM Student Health physician for 17 years. Drop your questions into her box in the lobby of Student Health and Counseling or e-mail her directly at pspencer@unm.edu All questions will be considered, and all questioners will remain anonymous. This column has general health information only and cannot replace a visit to a health provider.
LETTER Locksley embarrasses the Lobos on the national stage Editor, As seen on KOB’s website, “University of New Mexico football coach Mike Locksley said his team wouldn’t beat a good YAFL squad if the Lobos keep turning the ball over like they did on Saturday.” As a UNM
graduate student, I have completely had it. I wanted Locksley fired last fall, as did many others. I have officially joined the Facebook site, “Fire Mike Locksley from UNM Football.” Quit paying him to embarrass the Lobos. I am a dedicated fan of the Lobos. I will never fail to support the athletes, but I will do everything I can to see Locksley removed. His absolute disparagement of the athletes he is coaching just proves that he is a
narcissist and needs to be sent packing. Mr. Locksley, if you are reading this, please remember that every time you point a finger, there are three pointing back at you. You are responsible for the team’s performance just as much as they are. You are an embarrassment on the national stage, and I no longer want your representation. Somerset Gallmeyer UNM student
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create many jobs for New Mexicans and bring in tax dollars. “Common sense when it comes to protecting the environment — we need to have that,” Sanchez said. “But, at the same time, let’s go out there and take advantage of what New Mexico has to offer: oil and gas, coal, uranium. And we have great opportunities for wind and solar.” A representative of UNM Conservative Republicans said another forum will be held in two weeks.
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allowed to get insurance is if they have a license.” An Albuquerque Journal poll found that 72 percent of voters said they oppose New Mexico’s driver’s license policy, Gabriel R. Sanchez, UNM political science assistant professor, said the Arizona immigration has had little effect on immigrants leaving Arizona to get a driver’s license in New Mexico. He said the policy’s upcoming deadline might be the culprit. “A lot of people are assuming that it is because they’re folks from Arizona coming over here, but it’s impossible to know that because the MVD doesn’t track it,” Sanchez said. “There are probably a lot of folks that are New Mexicans, documented or not, that are saying, ‘Wait a minute. If I have been waiting to (get a driver’s license) it is probably a pretty good time to do it, because they will probably close the policy.’ I think that has been completely left out.” Historically, Sanchez said, immigration always becomes a hotbutton issue in a period of economic struggle. “Every time the economy goes south, whoever the immigrant population is at that time has felt a lot of public pressure, like the Irish and the Italians in other generations,” he said. “It’s been the Japanese and Chinese in a different period of history. Now, it just happens to be Latinos or Latin Americans.”
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New Mexicans rock the vote early ELECTION 2010 by Tim Korte
Associated Press Forget waiting to vote on Election Day. That’s as yesterday as an 8-track player. Most New Mexico residents vote early, and that means campaigns have been gearing up for months to be ready. Both parties have their eyes on the Nov. 2 general election, but the more immediate concerns are the Oct. 5 start of in-person absentee voting across the state and regular early voting sites that open Oct. 16. Both options end Oct. 30. New Mexico has been an early voting state since 1994. Officials from both political parties agree it has changed the dynamics of campaigning and extended an urgent focus from what used to be a
single day, Election Day, to a month or longer. “It lengthens the voting cycle, and it’s not all that bad,” said Jon Barela, the Republican seeking an Albuquerque-area congressional seat. “I think New Mexico voters are educated and aware of issues. As you can see from the early voting numbers, they take their voting right very seriously.” In 2006, the last gubernatorial election year in New Mexico, 228,670 residents voted early — 40 percent of those who cast general election ballots. In the 2008 presidential election year, 519,295 people voted early or absentee — 62 percent of those total casting ballots. Naturally, that means campaigns start earlier, along with radio and television advertising. Democratic gubernatorial nominee Diane Denish has had field operations running all summer, and her organizers are planning large turnout operations in coming weeks to help early voters at Indian
pueblos and across the Navajo Nation. Denish’s campaign also plans to open call centers and “mini campaign offices” throughout New Mexico later this month, including in Gallup, Espanola and Silver City. “The Denish campaign and our partner organizations have been recruiting volunteers, knocking on doors and making calls for months,” spokesman Chris Cervini said. “We’ve knocked on nearly 100,000 doors in communities across the state and on the pueblos.” Dan Hazelwood, a GOP political consultant who is working with southern New Mexico congressional candidate Steve Pearce, said candidates and campaign managers in the past would compare an election to a one-day sale at a department store. “Now, we’re running a 28-day sale in New Mexico,” Hazelwood said. “The side effect is elections cost more for anyone seeking office. It’s cheaper for the state but the candidate spends more.”
Poverty rates mark record increase by Hope Yen and Liz Sidoti Associated Press
WASHINGTON — The number of people in the U.S. who are in poverty is on track for a record increase on President Barack Obama’s watch, with the ranks of working-age poor approaching 1960s levels that led to the national war on poverty. Interviews with six demographers who closely track poverty trends found wide consensus that 2009 figures are likely to show a significant rate increase to the range of 14.7 percent to 15 percent. Should those estimates hold true, some 45 million people in this country, or more than 1 in 7, were poor last year. It would be the highest single-year increase since the government began calculating poverty figures in 1959. The previous high was in 1980 when the rate jumped 1.3 percentage points to 13 percent during the energy crisis.
that expanded the federal government’s role in social welfare programs from education to health care. Demographers also are confident the report will show: —Child poverty increased from 19 percent to more than 20 percent. —Blacks and Latinos were disproportionately hit, based on their higher rates of unemployment. Experts say a jump in the poverty rate could mean that the liberal viewpoint, social constraints prevent the poor from working, will gain steam over the conservative position that the poor have opportunities to work but choose not to because they get too much Bebeto Matthews / AP Photo help. Job seekers wait on line to see potential employers at the Diversity Job Fair in New York on “The Great Recession will sureJune 2. ly push the poverty rate for working-age people to a nearly 50-year peak,” said Elise Gould, an econAmong the 18-64 working-age would make it the highest since at Original Location omist with the Economic Polipopulation, the demographers least 1965, when another Demo-5016 B Lomas NE cy Institute. She said that means expect a rise beyond 12.4 per- cratic president, Lyndon B. John(505) “it’s 268-0974 time for a renewed attack on cent, up from 11.7 percent. That son, launched the war on poverty poverty.” Open 11am-9pm
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Even in defeat, there is some reward. The UNM volleyball team, 4-5 overall, dropped a frustrating 3-2 decision to the University of CaliforniaSanta Barbara on Sunday. Despite the five-set loss in the finale of the Comcast Lobo Challenge at Johnson Center, the Lobos came away with the trophy. UCSB, UNM and Southern Methodist University finished with 2-1 records, splitting
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runner-up and UCSB (7-6) ended up third ahead of Sacramento State. UNM head volleyball coach Jeff Nelson didn’t conceal his frustration in his team after Sunday’s match. “There’s no joy in winning a tournament when you play like we did,” he said. “They just outworked us.” UCSB was more consistent, outhitting the Lobos .284 to .190. In the fifth set, UCSB hit .667 to UNM’s .059. “We pretty much won the match for them,” senior setter Jade Michaelsen said. “We had too many errors. see Volleyball page 8
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It was better late than never for the visiting Portland Pilots on Sunday at the UNM Soccer Complex. Portland, which defeated the UNM men’s soccer team in the first round of the NCAA Tournament last season, lifted themselves past the Lobos 2-1 again after a late goal by defender Ryan Kawulok. The Pilots scored in the 89th minute with only their third shot on the goal.
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es at both of the tournaments we’ve hosted.” Nelson said the Lobos have to fine tune some things in practice this week prepping for the Aggies. “We’re going to hit the gym,” he said. “We’ve got to correct a few things and work on fighting harder if we want any chance at winning.”
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half. Midfielder Lawrence Robledo scored his first career goal after picking up a ball on the left wing from defender Michael Reed. As the Portland defenders backed off of him, he curled a 25-yard shot from outside that found the back of the net. But a mix of luck and poor defending gave Pilots’ Jarad Banschaik a free shot from 18 yards out. He buried the ball into the right side of the goal, knotting the game in the 55th minute. In the final 30 minutes, Patrick Pacheco and Josh Caffey missed
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quarter, a microcosm of the Lobos’ lack of restraint. Not known so far for being a disciplinarian, Locksley said if Uzodinma did do what the referees told Locksley he did, that “whether the conference suspends him or not, he won’t play for us for a couple of games.� Credit “Iron� Mike for putting the fist down. When the field is littered by 16 yellow hankies — costing the Lobos 145 yards — tough love is necessary. None, however, were more dubious or demoralizing than the two penalties assessed late in the second quarter that wiped away a scoring opportunity. Tech quarterback Taylor Potts, who had carte blanche to pass, and picked apart the Lobos’ secondary much of the night, slid to his right to avoid blindside pressure, but he was tracked down by defensive end Jonathan Rainey. The ball was jarred loose, and UNM, after scoring the previous possession, recovered with a chance to narrow the margin to seven before halftime. But a 15-yard, B.R. Holbrookto-Lucas Reed hookup was
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negated by a pass interference call on wide receiver Chris Hernandez, who set a pick, freeing up Reed to waltz into the end zone. On the same play, center Mike Cannon was flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct, pushing the Lobos from the 15-yard line back to the 45 and out of field goal range. They wouldn’t score. Tech shortly after opened the half with another blocked punt. Again, Crawford was allowed unpatrolled access to the punter. With that, the rout was on. “Another disappointing game,� Locksley said. And yet another opportunity to revisit the same mistakes that riddled UNM in a 72-0 de-pants-ing against Oregon. Little of what the offense did — and for once, it wasn’t just lightup-the-scoreboard braggadocio — offset the other two units’ glaring mistakes. Ty Kirk showed hands of Velcro, hauling in five receptions for 119 yards, a careerhigh. But even the sure-handed Kirk couldn’t take the focus off the shoestrings-tied-together special teams.
On account of their mistakes, Tech was afforded too many short fields, but the Lobos’ defense also allowed the Red Raiders to convert third-and-long situations. Not making excuses, linebacker Joe Stoner said the Lobos are immature. “Stuff goes wrong we kick ourselves more than we should, and when stuff goes right we get a little too excited and lose our minds,� he said. Mindful of it, Locksley said instilling discipline starts with lineup shake ups, but it’s not necessarily a problem that is easily rectifiable. “If I had that answer, it’d be fixed,� he said. “I’d venture to say that anytime you’re playing inexperienced players — sometimes that’s one of the growing pains you go through. There’s no excuse for it.� But there is an explanation: Discipline, as we’ve come to find, is not one of Locksley’s strongest attributes. To his credit, that is something that’s “correctable.�
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somebody else in there to take care of their responsibility.� The punt-blocking blunders weren’t the Lobos’ only missed duties. The kickoff team gave up 175 total yards on kickoff returns, including a 93-yard kickoff return. The Raiders scored two plays later for a 21-3 advantage. “You want your special teams to make big plays,� Texas Tech head coach Tommy Tuberville said. “I mean, we blocked two punts and (had) very good kickoff return. I thought the field position was just unbelievable for the offense.� In the second quarter, UNM quarterback B.R. Holbrook had the offense clicking on almost all cylinders. UNM cut the Red Raiders’ lead to 31-17 with 55 seconds left in the first half, when Holbrook scampered for an 11-yard run. Holbrook was
drilled and lost the ball, but wide receiver Chris Hernandez scooped up the football and ran 45 yards for a touchdown. Holbrook finished with his first career 300-yard passing game (323), but threw two game-altering interceptions in the second half. The Lobos committed 16 penalties for 145 yards, including two that eliminated a Lucas Reed 15-yard touchdown reception before the end of the first half. Holbrook said the Lobos had too many mental mistakes, despite mentality being an area they emphasized heading into Saturday’s matchup. “We had way too many penalties,� he said. “It seems like we would take two steps forward and one step back.� Not masking his frustration, Locksley said the Lobos were pre-
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FRIENDLY, EASY-GOING female looking for roommate.Cool house, large, roomy living quarters, hardwood floors, FP, huge backyard. Minutes east of UNM. No pets. If interested, call for details. 321-2996.
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Jobs On Campus WANTED: EGG DONORS, Would you be interested in giving the Gift of Life to an Infertile couple? We are a local Infertility Clinic looking for healthy women between the ages of 21-33 who are nonsmoking and have a normal BMI, and are interested in anonymous egg donation. The experience is emotionally rewarding and you will be financially compensated for your time. All donations are strictly confidential. Interested candidates please contact Myra at The Center for Reproductive Medicine of NM at 505-224-7429. THERAPIST WANTED OT and PT: Parttime and full-time positions. Call 2652168.
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OVERHEARD IN THE STUDENT SECTION at University Stadium during Saturday’s Texas Tech game... “At least we can (expletive) punt, right?” “Good effort, I guess. Kind of.”
“So when does basketball season start?”
“Not especially great, but at least we got some points on the “At least the board.” cheerleaders are good looking. That’s the silver lining.”
“Oh my God! Throw the ball! You’re breaking my balls.”
“I couldn’t watch this football game if I wasn’t drunk right now.”
“They put up a fight.”
UNM football fans try to make the most of the current season. The Lobos are 0-2 allowing 124 total points. Long Nguyen / Southcreek Global
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“At least they didn’t blank us like last time.” “I can live with 5217. That’s quality football.”
“I think it’s better than last week.”
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Mental lapses lead to blowout by Ryan Tomari
rtomari@unm.edu Hope quickly disappeared into the Albuquerque night at University Stadium on Saturday. The UNM football team dropped its home opener to Texas Tech, 5217, in large part due to a plethora of turnovers, dropped passes, penalties and quick scores by the opposition. The Red Raiders opened with a 21-point assault in the first quarter — each touchdown scored under one minute of overall possession. Tech’s first three drives, on average, were 27.7 yards and took about 27 seconds each. UNM head coach Mike Locksley said the Lobos’ 35-point loss is unacceptable, and it shouldn’t sit well with his players. “I hope they feel sick,” he said. “I hope that they are sick to their stomachs.” Aside from the ailing special teams’ performance, the Lobos allowed Texas Tech to score only 45 seconds into the contest. Quarterback Taylor Potts hit Austin Zouzalic for a 55-yard touchdown pass for a quick 7-0 lead. The Lobos allowed two blocked punts. On the Lobos’ first offensive possession, Aaron Crawford busted through UNM’s punt protection and blocked a Ben Skaer kick. The ball bounced to the UNM three-yard line and Jonathan Brydon recovered. One play later, Texas Tech tailback Eric Stephens ran it in from three yards out. “It’s just a matter of guys taking care of their assignments and doing their job,” Locksley said, referring to the punt block. “I mean, when it’s a one-man rush and he splits the wedge, then we have got to get
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Lack of discipline opens floodgates for failure by Isaac Avilucea
managingeditor@dailylobo.com Correction: In the week leading up to the UNM football team’s home-opener against Texas Tech, it was inaccurately reported that the Lobos’ mistakes were, in head coach Mike Locksley’s words, “correctable.” Proven by Saturday’s performance, the Lobos fixed few of the errors Locksley stressed in a week’s time. Once more, costly penalties and turnovers squelched a handful of UNM’s offensive drives, the Red Raid ensued and Locksley might want to start looking for a bunker to hide out in after Saturday’s 52-17 beating handed out by Texas Tech at University Stadium. Assisted by two blocked
punts — both resulting in short-field touchdowns — a 93-yard kickoff return and three Lobo turnovers, the Red Raiders demolished UNM. Less than five minutes into the first quarter, the Lobos found themselves down 14-0, after allowing Tech’s Aaron Crawford to weasel through three hefty blockers and getting a hand on Ben Skaer’s punt. “It was a one-man rush, and they blocked the first punt inside of three 300pound guys,” Locksley said. It didn’t stop there. In all three phases of the game, the Lobos were about as disciplined as an un-housetrained puppy. Defensive lineman Ugo Uzodinma was ejected in the second see defeated page 9
Junfu Han / Daily Lobo Texas Tech quarterback Taylor Potts embraces wide receiver Lyle Leong for the final touchdown by the Red Raiders on Saturday at University Stadium. Texas Tech racked up 310 passing yards on the UNM defense en route to a 52-17 victory.